Lucy's Record Shop, which opened in 1992, was destined to close due to the ephemeral nature of pop culture. Despite achieving national recognition and hosting spontaneous shows, the club's openness and reliance on word of mouth made it a hub for indie-rock culture. The documentary Lucy Barks! captures the scene, showcasing kids sprawled across the couch and local bands like Fun Girls, led by Donnie Kendall, thrashing a mosh pit.
Lucy Barks!
The brief, intense popularity of a cultural trend sparks widespread excitement before ultimately fading away.
